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Old Bailey, juicio t18770807-662 (1877-08-07) - Breaking Peace > Wounding and bewildered—I said "What is the matter?"—he said "Who are you, what do you want?"—I thought at the time that it was he who was wounded; I had not been told who it was—I could see by the way in which he spoke that he did not know what he was up to, or what he was doing at all—I judged that he was either drunk or stupid from some reason or other—I was then called down into the parlour, where I found Miss Pearson with her neck bleeding, and a handkerchief tied round her neck; Miss Rose was supporting her—there was a great deal of blood on her clothes and hands—I bad her taken upstairs and laid on the bed and I then examined her—I found a out on the left side of the neck, beginning near the middle line of the neck, extending forwards to about 1 1/2 inches below the ear, forward along the edge of the lower jaw near to the centre of the chin—the depth of it at the back was from) inch to 1 inch; towards the front it became gradually more superficial and was skin deep—there was another cut on the cheek extending from about the middle of the long cut—that was not, perhaps, 1/4 inch deep at the beginning, and that also became superficial just at the end—there was a very small out just over the right eyebrow; that was quite superficial; it was a clean out through the skin—the deep wound in the neck must have been inflicted with a very sharp instrument, such as a razor—it would not necessarily have been a…
Fuente: Old Bailey Proceedings Online (Univ. of Sheffield / Digital Humanities Institute), API dhi.ac.uk, mismo contenido que biglam/old_bailey_proceedings; CC BY-NC 4.0; https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/about/legal-info. CC BY-NC 4.0 (Old Bailey Online): solo uso NO comercial con atribución. Abrir la fuente
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Old Bailey, juicio t18770807-662 (1877-08-07) - Breaking Peace > Wounding and bewildered—I said "What is the matter?"—he said "Who are you, what do you want?"—I thought at the time that it was he who was wounded; I had not been told who it was—I could see by the way in which he spoke that he did not know what he was up to, or what he was doing at all—I judged that he was either drunk or stupid from some reason or other—I was then called down into the parlour, where I found Miss Pearson with her neck bleeding, and a handkerchief tied round her neck; Miss Rose was supporting her—there was a great deal of blood on her clothes and hands—I bad her taken upstairs and laid on the bed and I then examined her—I found a out on the left side of the neck, beginning near the middle line of the neck, extending forwards to about 1 1/2 inches below the ear, forward along the edge of the lower jaw near to the centre of the chin—the depth of it at the back was from) inch to 1 inch; towards the front it became gradually more superficial and was skin deep—there was another cut on the cheek extending from about the middle of the long cut—that was not, perhaps, 1/4 inch deep at the beginning, and that also became superficial just at the end—there was a very small out just over the right eyebrow; that was quite superficial; it was a clean out through the skin—the deep wound in the neck must have been inflicted with a very sharp instrument, such as a razor—it would not necessarily have been a…